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We offer three different rooms: Chambre Merlot, which features a queen size bed of 140cm; Chambre Sauvignon, which has a king size bed of 160cm and a single bed of 90cm; and Chambre Semillon, which has two children beds stacked on top of each other and a baby bed.For a comfortable stay, we provide a hearty "Sud Ouest" breakfast. The rates are as follows: €45 for one person, €48 to €52 for two persons, €60 for a room accommodating three persons, and €70 to €90 for four persons. We offer a 10% discount for stays of three nights or more, and children under 10 stay for free.
If you'd like to enjoy a delicious dinner, we have a dinner table available for €16 per person, with reservations required. Additionally, Compostelle pilgrims traveling with horses or donkeys are welcome to inquire with us.
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Golden Colombard Dormitory (two queen size beds, compact kitchenette, laundry facility)Note: The term "dortoir" typically refers to a dormitory-style accommodation, where multiple beds are in the same room. If this is the case, please let me know so I can modify the description accordingly.
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Directions
La Maubastit is located in the hamlet "Les Mauberts", in the village of "Les Lèves et Thoumeyragues", which is 5 km away from the town of Sainte Foy la Grande 33220.
From Paris by train: There are several trains per day from Montparnasse to Bordeaux with a connection at Libourne. Then, take the Corail train from Libourne to Bergerac, and get off at Sainte Foy la Grande. The SNCF train station in Sainte Foy la Grande can be reached at 05 57... We will pick up and drop off our guests at the Sainte Foy train station.
From Paris by road: There are two possible routes via the A10 or A21 motorways.
Via A10: Take the A10 motorway to Bordeaux, then the A89 motorway from Bordeaux to Lyon, and exit at Montpon. Take the small road from Montpon to Sainte Foy.
Via A21: Take the A10 motorway from Paris to Orléans, then the A71 and A20 to Brive, and finally the A89 from Brive to Bordeaux, and exit at Montpon. Take the small road from Montpon to Sainte Foy.
Final access: In Sainte Foy, follow the direction of Pellegrue. At the entrance of Les Lèves, Château La Maubastit is signposted to the right.
For pilgrims on the Vezelay route: From Sainte Foy towards La Réole, the path is well-marked with the Saint Jacques shell. Follow the direction of La Maubastit to the right, 5 km from Sainte Foy. The village of Les Mauberts is located 200m from the Vezelay route.
From London by plane: There are regular flights from London to Bergerac at La Roumanière Airport. Car rental is available at the airport, which can be reached at 05 53...
From Paris by train: There are several trains per day from Montparnasse to Bordeaux with a connection at Libourne. Then, take the Corail train from Libourne to Bergerac, and get off at Sainte Foy la Grande. The SNCF train station in Sainte Foy la Grande can be reached at 05 57... We will pick up and drop off our guests at the Sainte Foy train station.
From Paris by road: There are two possible routes via the A10 or A21 motorways.
Via A10: Take the A10 motorway to Bordeaux, then the A89 motorway from Bordeaux to Lyon, and exit at Montpon. Take the small road from Montpon to Sainte Foy.
Via A21: Take the A10 motorway from Paris to Orléans, then the A71 and A20 to Brive, and finally the A89 from Brive to Bordeaux, and exit at Montpon. Take the small road from Montpon to Sainte Foy.
Final access: In Sainte Foy, follow the direction of Pellegrue. At the entrance of Les Lèves, Château La Maubastit is signposted to the right.
For pilgrims on the Vezelay route: From Sainte Foy towards La Réole, the path is well-marked with the Saint Jacques shell. Follow the direction of La Maubastit to the right, 5 km from Sainte Foy. The village of Les Mauberts is located 200m from the Vezelay route.
From London by plane: There are regular flights from London to Bergerac at La Roumanière Airport. Car rental is available at the airport, which can be reached at 05 53...
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Attractions
- Château de Duras: Located in the town of Duras, this stunning medieval castle offers a glimpse into French history. Explore the towers, courtyards, and gardens, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Saint-Émilion: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Saint-Émilion is a charming village known for its picturesque vineyards and wine production. Visit the underground catacombs, wander the narrow cobblestone streets, and sample some of the finest wines in the region.
- Bergerac Old Town: Located in the town of Bergerac, the Old Town is a delightful place to explore. Admire the well-preserved medieval buildings, visit the Maison des Vins to learn about local wines, and take a stroll along the Dordogne River.
- Château de Monbazillac: Situated in the village of Monbazillac, this Renaissance-style castle is nestled among vineyards and offers guided tours. Discover the beautiful architecture, enjoy wine tastings, and take in the scenic views from the terrace.
- Château de Bridoire: A family-friendly attraction near Ribagnac, Château de Bridoire is a restored medieval castle offering a variety of interactive activities. Explore the castle's rooms, try your hand at traditional games, and enjoy outdoor picnics in the castle grounds.
- Les Jardins de Sardy: Located in the village of Vélines, Les Jardins de Sardy is a peaceful botanical garden with beautifully landscaped grounds. Take a leisurely stroll through the gardens, relax by the pond, and admire the diverse collection of plants and flowers.
- Musée des Beaux-Arts de Bergerac: This art museum in Bergerac showcases a collection of paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts from various periods. Discover works by local and international artists, and learn about the rich cultural heritage of the region.
- Château de Montaigne: Situated in the town of Saint-Michel-de-Montaigne, this historic castle was the residence of the famous philosopher Michel de Montaigne. Explore the castle's rooms, library, and gardens, and gain insight into Montaigne's life and writings.
- Château de Lanquais: Located near Lanquais, this medieval fortress offers guided tours that take you through its towers, dungeons, and courtyards. Learn about its fascinating history, admire the panoramic views from the top, and witness reenactments of medieval life. 10. Grotte de Célestine: Situated near Saint-Avit-Saint-Nazaire, this natural cave system is known for its stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations. Take a guided tour through the underground chambers, marvel at the unique rock formations, and learn about the cave's geological significance. Note: It is advisable to check the opening hours and availability of attractions before planning a visit, as some may have specific seasonal schedules or require advance booking.